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Wheeler’s Western Outfitters, located along Interstate 10 in Boerne, concluded its third annual “Wheeler’s Big Win” community fundraising program on Oct. 15. The date was extended in order to give community groups more time to raise money amidst the global pandemic, information from the business stated.
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The Boerne Independent School District announced Tuesday that Wesley Scott has been named chief financial officer. Scott’s appointment was approved by the board of trustees during its October meeting.
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Members of the Rotary Club of Fair Oaks Ranch recently presented a $1,000 contribution to the Triple H Equitherapy Center in Pipe Creek to help support its efforts to improve the lives of disabled youth and adults through horse-related activities. Triple H is a 200-acre ranch with 22 horses that are trained to provide special care treatments for veterans with PTSD, amputations and other disabilities. Seniors with mobility impairment also are treated, as well as children with physical and mental disabilities. At the center, a horse is a friend, a teacher and most of all a healer. The facility’s training and care are made possible by donations that have dwindled since the coronavirus pandemic began. Submitted photo
Read moreThe Boys & Girls Club of Boerne will host its 14th annual golf fundraiser and online silent auction on Monday, Nov. 2, at Tapatio Springs Hill Country Resort in Boerne.
Read moreThe Kendall County Fair Association Inc. announced it will serve as host to the first KCFA spring craft fair, scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, April 24-25, 2021. The two-day scheduled show will be held on the grounds of Herff Park and will feature vendors showcasing homemade and handcrafted arts and crafts merchandise.
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The Boerne Independent School District announced that 10 of its campuses were awarded the Energy Star certification for 2020. BISD partnered with Cenergistic, which provided an energy conservation program that helped put energy conservation measures in place to make incremental improvements to a well-managed HVAC system.
Read moreWith the risks of COVID-19 still prevalent, Halloween trickor-treating likely will be very different this year. The city of Boerne stated parents should use their best judgment on whether to allow their children to participate in house-to-house trick or treating. It could be that many residents may not be providing treats this year.
Read moreKendall County Texas A&M AgriLife will serve as host to the training to acquire a Texas Private Applicator License from 1 to 4 p.m. on Oct. 30 at the Kendall County AgriLife Extension Office, 118 Saunders St., Suite 2 in Boerne. Class participation is limited to 10, and individuals need to call and reserve a spot.
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